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PropTech: With Automated Data Entry, Intelligence Platform Northspyre Saves Clients 30 to 40 Percent of Working Hours

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By Meghan Hall In the development and commercial real estate industry, time is often of the essence. For decades, data tracking and analytics can help project teams not just save time, but also money. The Registry spoke with William Sankey, founder and CEO of Northspyre, on how data analytics is playing an increasingly important role […]

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